Subject	There's a little more to doing the job right
Posted by	DAYTONAZ on October 22, 2016 at 11:32 AM
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In Reply To	I need a quick second opinion. posted by YlwPrlZTT on October 18, 2016 at 05:50 PM
Message	The pinion shaft has a specific torque value that the pinion nut must be torqued to make sure the forward pinion bearing preload is correct. This requires a suitable tool to hold the output shaft while the nut is torqued. If you use an impact to remove and install the pinion nut you risk damaging the pinion and or ring gears. If I were you I would insist on returning the entire unit and get one without damage.
Follow Ups	I need a quick second opinion. - YlwPrlZTT 17:50:51 10/18/16 Also, how hard is it to replace the output shaft? I could - YlwPrlZTT 18:00:52 10/18/16 I'd send it back, preferably for one that doesn't... - Ted (92TT) 19:36:59 10/18/16 That was my issue too, I really didn't like the amount of - YlwPrlZTT 20:20:33 10/18/16 Pinion is removed by taking the nut off and sliding it out - white22sky 21:13:54 10/18/16 I would have them send you a shipping label for return... - -Grimm- 09:48:52 10/19/16 The box was fine, I thought that too, that maybe it was d - YlwPrlZTT 11:12:49 10/19/16 Are they going to send you... - -Grimm- 12:58:53 10/19/16 Just swap over a good output shaft. It's simple. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 17:22:33 10/19/16 Well I looked closely and the other output shaft is also - YlwPrlZTT 06:49:37 10/20/16 There's a little more to doing the job right - DAYTONAZ 11:32:40 10/22/16
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